vyacheslav petrovich, who gave me a lot in terms of technology and spatial thinking, so i went to himn i was preparing for the academy and it was he who often quoted chastyakov, pavel chastyakov, professor at the imperial academy, and i generally liked this phrase, first by talent, in the middle by stupidity. to complete according to talent, and i also liked where with a needle and where with a broom, yes, that is, this is what he constantly quoted, my aspirations or my deviations in artistic some kind of world, first of all, my mother supported me, because at one time she herself dreamed of entering the academy of arts, but at that time they didn’t really want to accept women and girls into the academy, that is, there was... firstly, huge competition, there there were, i don’t know, there were 50 people per place, but a huge number of students tried to enroll and were accepted primarily by boys, because among the teaching staff there was, well, i don’t know, a stereotype that this is a male profession, a woman should be in the family to give birth and cook, so to speak, they seem to

i also want to remember about my wonderful teacher tyurin, vyacheslav petrovich, who gave me a lot ingy and spatial thinking, so i went to him when i was preparing for the academy, it was he who often quoted chistyakov, pavel chastyakov, professor imperial academy. i generally liked this phrase: first according to talent, in the middle it’s stupid, finish according to talent, yes, and i also i liked it, sometimes with a needle, and sometimes with a broom , yes, that is, this is what he constantly quoted, my aspirations or my deviations into some kind of artistic world were first of all supported by my mother, because at one time she herself dreamed of entering the academy of arts, but at that time... they didn’t really want to admit women and girls to the academy, that is, there was huge, firstly, competition, there were, i don’t know, there were 50 people per place, but a huge number of students tried to enter and accepted primarily boys , because among well the teaching staff was , well, i don’t know the stereotype, that this is a male profession, a woman should be... in the family,

petrovich tyurin called me to bsu, he taught drawing there then, and a teacher was needed. preparatorynded me to the department: come, you will teach as an applicant, well, since then i can say i’ve been teaching continuously, so the transition from studying myself to teaching others happened very smoothly and imperceptibly, and then after the academy i even went to the same department at bsu, this is the department of environmental design. i was assigned there because i graduated from advertising, i had a design education, and it was exactly what was needed there - a teacher of design projects, all kinds, well , mainly graphic design, itself teaching, on the one hand , interferes with creativity, on the other hand , it helps, hinders, of course, by the fact that you... pour a little into the students, absorb somewhere from the students too, then it will be a joy, and in principle beneficial, because that young minds always give birth to some new interesting thoughts, somewhere you can even spy on them, learn for yourself, that is , such an exchange takes place here, and if, of course,

i also want to remember my wonderful teacher tyurin, vyacheslav petrovich, who gave me a lot in termsnology and spatial thinking, that’s just me i went to him when i was preparing for kokoda. among the teaching staff there was, well, i don’t know, a stereotype that this is a male profession, a woman should be in the family, give birth and cook, so to speak, they, it seems to me, did not want to waste time on something like that, they wanted to train artists , then it is necessary to train male artists, so then it was especially difficult for girls to enter. now it’s the other way around, by the way, well, no, it’s not that it’s difficult for boys to enroll, now boys just don’t go to the academy to enroll, i’m teaching right now, and there’s such an interesting trend, i have three courses, in each course there is only one boy, the profession is becoming a women’s profession, so she, at one time, was afraid to enter the academy, went into architecture, but she really dreamed, so when they appeared - eh, i have some inclinations, she, of course, supported it.